You ever notice how a good actor relies on a routine to lock in the truth of a scene, like a muscle memory that’s almost like a ritual? It’s a kind of discipline that keeps the edges sharp. I’m always trying to map out the small gestures that make a moment feel real. It’s a bit of a quest, but also a comfort. What do you think?

Sounds like a good plan, but don’t get so wrapped up that you start doing a micro‑gesture in your own life. The trick is to keep the routine handy, not the whole set of it. Keep a checklist in your mind—just enough to stay sharp, not enough to make you a habit‑bound robot. Keep tweaking, but don’t let it become a second job.